Day, Novell

 1    1,    2|    infinite excellent and pregnant reasons, that Merchants themselves~ ~
 2    2,    6|          to him~ ~orderly, and the reasons moving her to conceale the
 3    2,    9|          infallible and naturall~ ~reasons, yet could I not speak so
 4    2,   10|          by divers arguments and~ ~reasons, that a man and his wife
 5    2, Song|            succeeding, for those~ ~reasons by the Queene alledged,
 6    3,    7| attentively (because all the edged reasons~ ~appeared to be plainly
 7    3,    7|            pregnant~ ~and forcible reasons to them, such as are requisite
 8    4,    1|           defend mine honour, with reasons sound, good, and~ ~substantiall,
 9    4,    1|          blood: by either of these reasons, I~ ~must needs be subject
10    4,    3|            the same with many good reasons, to have her like and~ ~
11    6,    6|         judicious, first heard the reasons of~ ~the opposite party,
12    8,    7|          gloried, in regard of the reasons before~ ~alleadged, and
13    9,    9|             divers other important reasons) I am the rather induced,
14   10,    8|          stay my~ ~selfe on humane reasons, and in this nature of speech,
15   10,    8|            praiseworthy: and~ ~the reasons inducing mee thereunto,
16   10,    8|        considering partly on the~ ~reasons alleadged by Titus, and